Safe House (2012) review: Denzel Washington and Ryan Reynolds chase a conspiracy through Cape Town in a thriller with great stars and a weak script.
Crank review: Jason Statham plays hitman Chev Chelios, who must keep his adrenaline pumping or die. Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor's 88-minute debut.
A review of The Commuter (2018), the Liam Neeson train thriller from Jaume Collet-Serra, co-starring Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson.
London Has Fallen (2016) review: Gerard Butler returns as Mike Banning in a sequel that wastes Morgan Freeman, Aaron Eckhart, and all of London. Score: 2.8/10.
White House Down review: Channing Tatum and Jamie Foxx in Roland Emmerich's 2013 siege thriller, a jokier rival to Olympus Has Fallen. Score: 5.2/10.
Skyscraper review: Dwayne Johnson climbs a burning 225-floor Hong Kong tower in a 2018 thriller with one good image, a flat plot, and a standout Neve Campbell.
Non-Stop review: Liam Neeson plays an air marshal racing a 20-minute death clock on a transatlantic flight. Tense gimmick, thin mystery, forgettable finish.
Angelina Jolie runs and fights through a muddled script in Salt, Phillip Noyce's 2010 film about a CIA officer accused of being a Russian agent.
Wrath of Man review: Guy Ritchie and Jason Statham reunite in a cold, four-act revenge thriller that's precise but hollow. Score: 5.7/10.
Jason Bourne (2016) review: Damon and Greengrass return for a competent but hollow sequel that repeats Ultimatum without its urgency. 5.8/10.
Olympus Has Fallen review: Gerard Butler defends the White House in Antoine Fuqua's brutal 2013 siege thriller that hits hard but thinks little.
Bob Odenkirk plays a suburban nobody with a violent past in Nobody, the 91-minute 2021 action thriller from the writer of John Wick. Our review.
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